LAFAYETTE (AP) — Louisiana-Lafayette football coach Mark Hudspeth says he's seeking a replacement for defensive coordinator
Greg Stewart.
Hudspeth said Wednesday that Stewart will
not return to the Ragin' Cajuns' coaching staff for the 2013 season. He
did not
indicate what sparked the coaching move but thanked Stewart for
his contributions that led to the team's 18 wins, including
a pair of New Orleans Bowl titles over the last two years.
Stewart joined Louisiana-Lafayette's program in 2011 when Hudspeth was named head coach. He previously served as an assistant
coach at Jacksonville State for 18 seasons.
A search for Stewart's successor is underway.